22nd International Colloquium on the Dynamics of Explosions and Reactive Systems

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Donna Price- The Detonation Velocity-Loading Density Relation for Selected Explosives and Mixtures of Explosives

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C.-K. Kim, J.-S. Hwang and K.-S. Im- Numerical simulation of afterburning of thermobaric explosive products in air

Anna E Wildegger-Gaissmaier- Aspects of thermobaric weaponry

Kibong Kim- Modeling Challenges on Reactive Structural Materials: Congressional Plus-Up HECE Phase II

Roger L. Swanson and Vicki L. Brady- Insensitive Munitions/ Energetic Materials Symposium

Dai Williams- Under the radar: identifying third-generation uranium weapons

Ken Berry- New Weapons Technology

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Friedrich Steinhausler- What It Takes to Become a Nuclear Terrorist

Grant Elliott- History and Use of Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Earth Penetrating Applications

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